Derek Kevra

2 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Derek Kevra

Tuesday is expected to be one of the hottest day of 2025 with conditions expected to hit the 80s for the first time of the year. The wind and spotty showers felt earlier in the day will be present later as well. Big picture view: It’s a warm one out there in Southeast Michigan with highs near 82 degrees and just a hint of humidity teasing that summer feel. But don’t get too cozy — this is a day when the weather keeps you guessing.

3 weeks ago | fox2detroit.com | Derek Kevra

Morning rain and some rumbles of thunder could greet Metro Detroit to start the week, but don’t worry — it’s not an all-day affair. Showers and storms should move out by around 11 a.m., leaving behind a much windier setup for the afternoon. Winds will crank up quickly, with steady speeds between 15 and 30 mph and gusts topping out near 45 mph. Hold onto your hats — and your trash bins. Despite the wind, temperatures will make a solid run to around 70 degrees by early afternoon.

1 month ago | fox2detroit.com | Derek Kevra

Common wasp (Vespula vulgaris) queen on leaf close up. (Photo by: Arterra/Universal Images Group via Getty Images) As Metro Detroit transitions from winter to spring, this year's unusual seasonal change has set the stage for a potentially unpredictable start to bug season. January and February were colder than average, while March surprised everyone with a warmth that came in a full six degrees above normal.

1 month ago | fox2detroit.com | Derek Kevra

The National Weather Service has issued a flood warning for portions of four counties after Wednesday night's heavy rains. Most of Southeast Michigan had been under a flood warning until 10 a.m. on Thursday. However, that expired and the NWS replaced it with an updated and more targeted section that is under a flood warning. Eastern Washenaw County, most of Wayne County, southeastern Oakland County, and the southern half of Macomb County are all under a flood warning until 4 p.m. on Thursday.

1 month ago | fox2detroit.com | Derek Kevra |Amber Eikenberry

Four tornadoes touched down in Michigan on Sunday evening. The National Weather Service confirmed that tornadoes touched down in Cass County and Kent County on the west side of the state and Ingham County near Lansing. Timeline: One of the tornadoes, an EF-1 twister, hit Edwardsburg in Cass County near the Indiana border at 4:52 p.m. The storm with nearly 100 mph winds snapped trees and caused damage to buildings while on the ground for three minutes.